FULL SELF DRIVING TESLA CRASH INTO A POND

Tesla owner shares their experiences in crashes, hit & runs, road rage, and Tesla Sentry Mode events in Episode 211 of Teslacam Stories, the ultimate Tesla show.

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Teslacam Stories is a series of Tesla owners' real experiences told by the Tesla Dashcam and Sentry Mode videos. All incidents are recorded from Tesla vehicles and submitted to this channel by other Tesla enthusiasts. I contact each person who sends me their videos to talk with them and learn more about their story and to follow up on what happened after what we see on their video. Voice-over and captions are added to describe what happened, and why. I believe that this additional information regarding the incident gives the videos a newsworthy value.

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[SickPrid]

How on Earth is he planning on winning a case against the city?
Warning sign was posted, he ignored it

[mitchib]

I just had a quick scroll through the comments and it brings me great joy to see absolutely nobody siding with Ryan.

[car-diologist]

The 1st clip is a perfect example of the world we live in today. The Tesla owner wants to take the City and Tesla to court to hold them responsible for his lack of paying attention. People refuse to take responsibility for their own actions.

[brandonpurple]

Ryan is the type of person who will trip over his own feet and blame a 4 yr old

[LunarrMyst]

first dude aint getting nothing 100% on him as the driver haha

[realjanshu]

Thanks Ryan, you are one of the perfect example why most drivers should take a public transportation rather than driving a car.

[PhrontDoor]

Yeah, Ryan is hosed.
Signs were clear and visible even on the tesla-cam.
It was clear and day, and no obstructions.
Ryan basically decided to let his car run into a clearly visible water hazard. Tesla says that drivers must have their hands on the wheel and be paying attention.

Ryan has no case.

[alfredsaalo]

I love how Ryan had a lifetime to react to avoid his car veering off the road

[einyv]

Ryan the type of person that takes 0 accountability for his own stupidity.

[megawatts]

Ryan did everything wrong including not taking accountability as the driver and blaming others other than himself 😅

[MrRevell]

Ryan clicked "accept" before using FSD Beta, acknowledging he is still in ultimate control of the vehicle. The situation sucks, but it's on him.

[cobra-chicken]

3:43 Jason probably has his signal on when he turned into the right turn lane. A lot of drivers when they see a right turn signal they assume you're turning into the street they're on and they're good to go. That's why you should always drive defensively and make sure the oncoming vehicle actually starts turning before heading out.

[arctrperecho]

Did a little digging. Ryan was driving on State Route 167/Pole Line Road heading North East towards Nevada. (Confirmed this via Google maps when comparing the mountain ranges in this video and those on street view.) There aren’t any street sign speed limits posted within the short stretch of road captured on Google, but when looking at the highway crossing Route 167: U.S. Route 395, the speed limit is posted at 55 mph. Which would suggest, he was above the speed limit at 60 mph. I know in reality officers wouldn’t care too much, especially since people drive 80 mph on most CA freeways/highways despite limits being set to 65-70 mph, but with his desire to sue, I don’t think this technicality would help his case

[Finnvanrijn]

Love how everyone is just roasting Ryan 😂

[kamally]

There was a sign, Ryan wasn't paying attention and expected the car to slow down for him.
10/10

[devsfan]

Yeah, Ryan is out of his mind if he thinks anyone but himself is responsible for that. Especially when he has FOOTAGE of him blowing by a warning sign and approaching a plainly visible flooded area.

[TeslacamTales]

#20 (0:54) - Ryan, you are up a creek without a paddle. You saw the flooded sign and chose to ignore it. Your car ending up in water is no one else's fault but your own. FSD is still in beta and you are required to pay attention and take over when needed.

[hakanhellgren]

The SAAB is a 9-3 gen 2, here in Sweden it´s a granddfahters car or great grandfathers car, my 91 years old father has one as his daily driver :), it´s rather fast but can nerver outrun a Dodge Charger.

[cessna]

in the first clip Ryan was 100% at fault for not taking the controls

[lgeplays]

I'm pretty sure that the Saab in clip 15 was a Saab 9-3. (Not a Saab nerd specifically, but I do really love all cars, so I guess it counts?)